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THE COLOR PINK art exhibit makes debut

THE COLOR PINK art exhibit makes debut
Art students bring a refreshing idea to the color pink in their newest showcase.
Kate Bomar, Photographer March 22, 2022

After months of hard work, the Department of Art hosted its student gallery in Bardwell Hall that seeks to offer meaning to the color pink. The exhibit debuted on March 21 and will be ongoing until April 8.  THOUGHT BEHIND THE WORK  THE COLOR PINK was originally formed after Alexander Schauss’...

We should have more gender-neutral toys

We should have more gender-neutral toys
The Potato Head “culture war” is shedding much-needed light on the subject of gendering childrens’ toys.
Evana Upshaw, Opinions Editor March 1, 2021

From a young age, and in most cultural contexts, we have been socialized to adopt—or reject—the gender norms placed on us by society. A primary way we are “gendered” is through the toys we play with as children. The toy company Hasbro has decided to remove the gender label “Mr.” from the...

Men should be able to hold pro-life views

Men should be able to hold pro-life views
Excluding male voices from the abortion debate is immoral and fallacious.
Brian Brooks, Freelance Writer March 15, 2019

(This story was originally published in print on March 14, 2019). “No uterus, no opinion.” This sentence was uttered by “Friends” star Jennifer Aniston while playing a pregnant Rachel Green. Although Green was speaking to her male friends who were giving her delivery advice, it has since taken...

Head shaving trend and what it means for ideals of femininity

Head shaving trend and what it means for ideals of femininity
Women with buzz cuts show how radical steps toward confidence pay off.
Ashley Brimmage, Opinions Editor January 23, 2018

Bringing in this new year, one of my friends held a head shaving party at her house. We played a board game, and the winner of each round got to cut off a piece of her then shoulder-length hair. At the end of the game, she shaved it all off. I expected an emotional experience—tears brought to her eyes...

“A Woman’s Life” ponders femininity in the 19th century

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Stéphane Brizé’s latest film captures the sorrow and joy of life.
Austin Bland, Writer May 17, 2017
Stéphane Brizé’s latest film captures the sorrow and joy of life.